Accommodation and Experience Providers

The Visitor Information & Servicing is located within the Riverside Centre. We are here to help you find what you're looking for when you are at the crossroads of Boundary Country! Stop in and say hello, use the washroom, stretch your legs, look at local art and get grounded in a slower pace world. Please follow all signage.

Welcome to Langley City! Find our Visitor Centre conveniently located at the Discover Langley City office in historic Downtown Langley on the corner of 206 Street and Fraser Highway, about 50 minutes from Vancouver. Stop by to pick up maps of Langley City and the Downtown Langley Mural Walk, a variety of activity guides, and chat with our knowledgeable tourism team. We are here to help answer your travel inquiries and provide recommendations for the perfect visit! We cannot wait for you to explore the heart of the Lower Mainland, the centre of exceptional dining and shopping, the venue for grand events, and the place of great adventures. Come and experience the wonder in Langley City!

The Revelstoke Dam is one of the most powerful dams in B.C. We welcome you into the Visitor Centre to learn about the history of the dam, enjoy fun and educational exhibits, and experience our First Nations Gallery.For details on our seasonal operations and tour offerings, visit bchydro.com/revelstoke.

Rich with Kwakwakawakw Culture & History. The Umista Cultural Centre has the famed Potlatch Collection, taken by Canadian Government in 1922. U'mista also has summer programs from Tuesdays to Fridays July and August check their facebook site for schedules closer to summer months. The Alert Bay Library-Museum has many photographs of local history & items from early settlement years. The Ecological Park has boardwalk through a marsh and short trails surounding the park. Also 16 KM of Island trails that take you through our amazing forest. Art galleries, stroll long the boardwalk, Totem Poles, Big House. T'sasala Cultural Group culture sharing Saturdays in Big House July and August. Culture Shock also has summer programs Saturdays in July and August: Nusa (story telling) with Ada Vera Newman, cedar bark Weaving with Donna Cranmer, traditional sockey salmon BBQ with Anthony Hunt and Gwantilakw Cranmer. Summer Market in Gilbert Popovich Memorial Town Square Sundays June to September.

We have Certified Visitor Counsellors to assist with all of your travel needs! Complimentary brochures Free maps & maps for purchase Up-to-date weather, road and event information Free wi-fi A great souvenir shop & more Open Stat Holidays from May (Victoria Day) to Sept (Labour Day), inclusive.

The Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre (CRVC) is located adjacent to the BC Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan, BC. The friendly and knowledgeable information councilors at the CRVC are prepared to help you plan and navigate your trip, and will make you feel at home in the luscious Cowichan Valley. The Visitor Centre is within a 10 minute drive of many of the region's highlights, including the famous Duncan City of Totems, Chemainus City of Murals, world-class wineries, quaint artisan galleries, and unforgettable whale watching experiences. If you're looking for lunch recommendations or a place to stay, our councilors would be happy to help make bookings and provide directions. The CRVC also hosts a variety of local souvenirs, books, and clothing items to fit your travel needs. Feel free to stop in for a coffee and to use the free WiFi.

Discover the history of Rossland from mining to skiing and beyond! Located at the site of the historic gold mining district, there's something for everyone to explore. Interactive Displays | Property Tours | Gold Panning Gift Shop | Free Wi-Fi | RV Parking | Picnic Grounds Home to Rossland's Visitor Centre!

Burns Lake and the Lakes District region in Northern British Columbia is an outdoor adventure destination that is hard to beat! Experience world class mountain biking, explore over 3000 miles of lake shore, fly or boat into the famous Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, or shop at the many downtown boutiques. Find the Burns Lake Visitor Centre in the historic forest rangers warehouse - we can assist you in planning your perfect escape! #visitburnslake

Located in the historic CPR station along the Okanagan River and Oliver's 18.8 km Hike & Bike/Kettle Valley Rail Trail, the team at the Oliver Visitor Centre is happy to provide you with information on accommodations, attractions and festivals to make the most of your visit. We also offer a gift shop with books, jewelry, Nations Creations art design, clothing and souvenirs. Make us your first stop in Oliver!

The Creston Valley Visitor Centre is located in downtown Creston next to the historic grain elevators. The Visitor Centre is a wifi hotspot and is wheelchair accessible. The Creston Valley - Kootenay Lake region is a great destination for foodies, family fun and rural adventurers.

Campbell River is a city nestled in nature, surrounded by the wild, with all the comforts of home. Let us help you discover BCs iconic wildlife, gather with friends and family, and experience how the nature here can transform us all. Follow #TheRealCampbellRiver to get inspired by stories from real travellers, and let us know how we can help you plan your journey! The Campbell River Visitors Centre specializes in helping travellers fill their vacation time in our community with printed resources, online resources and suggestions for what to see and do while people visit the area! We are also a great resource for locals, or those considering moving to the area or neighbouring communities. Be sure to stop by when you are visiting our city! We an also be found under @destinationcampbellriver on all major social media platforms so make sure to follow for the latest and greatest in the goings-on around Campbell River!

Our seasonal "Caboose" Mackenzie Visitor Centre is open from May to September and is located at the Junction of Hwy 97 & Hwy 39. Year-round, you can visit the Visitor Centre in the Mackenzie Chamber of Commerce at #11-600 Mackenzie Boulevard, Mackenzie, BC for all of your tourism information and souvenirs. We thank the District of Mackenzie for their financial support towards the operations of the Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Centre!

Welcome to the Grand Forks Visitor Centre - The Grand Forks Visitor Centre is operated as an integrated Visitor Service Department of Gallery 2 the Grand Forks Art Gallery. Stop by for all your local information needs; whether you are looking for a place to eat, a place to stay, or the latest Arts and Culture offerings, we have you covered! Gallery 2 is Boundary Countrys Public Art Gallery. Featuring engaging contemporary art exhibitions, an artisanal gift shop, and a vibrant art rental program, the gallery provides visitor information and experiences to tourists and local alike.

Start your visit to the Harrison River Valley at the Harrison Visitor Information Centre & Sasquatch Museum! Our friendly staff is here to help you with maps, brochures, and local tips to make the most of your time in the area. While youre here, take a walk through the Sasquatch Museum and discover the stories behind this legendary creature. The exhibits offer a fascinating look at the history, sightings, and cultural significance of the Sasquatch. Whether youre planning an outdoor adventure or just passing through, the Harrison Visitor Information Centre & Sasquatch Museum is a great place to get your bearings and learn a bit of local lore.

At Delta's Official Visitor Centre, we can help you with tourism advice and information on attractions, accommodation and restaurants in Delta & Tsawwassen; the surrounding Metro Vancouver and throughout BC! Free travel planners, camping, golf and wine guides, as well as birding information and cycling maps. We are also the "unofficial" drop-off and pick-up stop for the bike shuttle through the George Massey Tunnel.